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What if a legend you'd grown up hearing turned out not only to be true, but much older than you could have imagined?Professor of Archaeology, Theodore Stone encounters this problem first hand in Cherokee Sabre, a creature feature thriller containing an adaptation of a Cherokee legend. The Wampus Cat.After a series of grisly animal attacks lead to the discovery of a cave containing Indian artifacts, an archaeology professor invites a group of his students to survey the site with him. While exploring, they make a wondrous discovery and find evidence of an ancient Native American legend. They soon discover that this legend is not as mythical as it may seem, and the students are soon drawn into a race for their very survival.Stuck in the woods in a remote area, a group of archaeology students are terrorized by an ancient predator. A creature feature about a Cherokee myth.

A tranquil summer night is shattered by horrified screams when an ill-advised social media stunt goes disastrously wrong. Reeling from their loss, the Graham family comes together and must face some hard decisions about the disposition of the family's dairy farm. As they squabble amongst themselves, a few odd deaths in a nearby neighborhood draw the attention of the local sheriff. They can't be what they appear to be. Can they? Domesticated cattle have been an important resource throughout human civilization. For millennia, they have been harnessed as beasts of burden, used as currency, or farmed for milk, meat, and leather-billions upon billions have been slaughtered to feed and clothe us. What if they've had enough? Cattle have been known to display sudden, seemingly unprovoked aggression ... but what if they were provoked?What if all they needed was that one extra spark?What if the beef finally fought back? Horns Since its publication nearly 50 years ago, Peter Benchley's seminal novel, Jaws, and its movie adaptation have sparked terror in the hearts of multiple generations, even spawning the Sharksploitation genre.However, sharks are only responsible for the death of one person each year in the United States.Cows kill more than twenty.Prepare for Cowsploitation Horns: A Tale of Rampaging Beef